Caroline's Spine Discography

Albums

Caroline's Spine
Why Don't We Get Along, Psycho (Surf), Ouch, Artichoke (VIII), As I Am, Say It To You, I Will Be Alright, I Like Everything, Triain Called Sleep, Monsoon, Last Goodbye, Will You Hold My Hand, Psycho (Radio).









... So Good Afternoon
Anza 1142, 1994; King For A Day, Wallflower, Jumpship, Unglued, Palm O'Mine, Good Afternoon, Surprise (hidden bonus track)









Ignore The Ants
Anza 1186, 1995; Sullivan, Necro, Hippie Boy, Trio' Pain, Million Year, Much Better, Trippin' Laces, Sweet&Sour [sic].










Huge
Anza 1215, 1996; King For A Day, Ouch, Sullivan, Hippie Boy, Psycho, Monsoon, Necro, Wallflower, Trio' pain [sic], Jumpship, Good Afternoon, My World, forget, Think About Me, She's Coming Home, On The Ground (SUNG BY MARK!!), "61"








Monsoon
Hollywood Records, 1997. King For A Day, You And Me, Sullivan, Wallflower, Unglued, Monsoon, Trio' Pain, Psycho, Necro, So Good Afternoon, Sweet And Sour, Hippie Boy.

This is one of my favorite CDs of all time. 'Nuff said.







Attention Please
Hollywood Records, 1999; Attention Please; Deep In Your Wake; Nothing To Prove; Ready, Set, Go; Rock n' Roll Hero; Inside Your Mind; Open Fire; Turned Blue; Work Song; Happy Without You; Again & Again; True Star.









Attention Please, ltd edition, Europe
Hollywood Records/Edel Records, 0106722HWR, 1999; Attention Please; Deep In Your Wake; Nothing To Prove; Ready, Set, Go; Rock n' Roll Hero; Inside Your Mind; Open Fire; Turned Blue; Work Song; Happy Without You; Again & Again; True Star; Please Let Me Go; Please Let Me Go (acoustic).







Like It Or Not
Spine took out a few of their major label frustrations with this independently produced and released CD (sold through their web site Oct. 31-Dec. 31, 2000). A self-proclaimed Christmas gift to their fans (so people don't have to pay so much for the ANZAS from dealers and in internet auctions) the band included songs from their ANZA CDs, a couple live tracks (including a drum solo!) and four new songs (which were put on a demo to shop for a new deal after their Hollywood Records contract was finished, much to the delight of the band [Jimmy: "Great people, flawed organization."]). The interior of the CD features fan photos, including one of Jason by yours truly taken in Madison July 2000. Catalog number: CSP 70074-2. Tracks: Like It Or Not, Drift Away, Overlooked, Know Me At All, Palm O' Mine, Much Better, Million Years, Ouch, Trippin' Laces (live), Moby Stick (live), Jumpship (live), As I Am, Hold My Hand, My World, Forget, Think About Me, She's Coming Home, On The Ground, 61, Surprise.


Singles

Sullivan
Hollywood Records, PRCD-10716-2, 1997. This song just about made me cry the first time I heard it, and I'd never heard of these guys before. They were just the opening band at a show I was at.









Wallflower
Hollywood Records, PRCD-10821-2, 1998. Great song. Great band.












Attention Please
This single peaked in the 30s on Billboard's Modern Rock chart. Pretty good for a band that's not being played on all the stations that call into SoundScan to compile the chart. That means that the stations that do have it were cranking the hell out of it, which is as it should be.











Nothing To Prove American promo single

Hollywood Records PRCD-11234-2. It's the "No Strings Attached Version," the "Album Version" and "No Strings Attached Research Snippet," which is basically 12 seconds of power chord riffing. :) This single went to #23 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Chart and stayed aloft for eight weeks. It went to #9 in Radio And Records' Active Rock Chart. Check out what Billboard had to say about the guys, as written on the back of the single: "Shiny, singable rock hooks that set it apart from the regurgitated heavy metal that's been making a comeback. Akin to Live and Pearl Jam." :) Well, we already knew that, didn't we? :)
This song also had a promo cassette single.



Nothing To Prove, European version
Hollywood Records/Edel Records, Germany, 0106525HWR, 1999. Also on this CD are Dirty Work and Please Let Me Go.











Varsity Blues European single
Spine's song was included on a CD single in Europe, apparently. If the person who won this eBay auction contact me with the catalog number I'd appreciate it very much! Thank you!













Other Appearances


An American Werewolf In Paris (soundtrack)
Hollywood Records HR62131-4, 1997. Spine plays the "industrial" version of "Turned Blue" on here. It's different than the Attention Please version of the song.










Varsity Blues (soundtrack)
Hollywood Records HR62177-4, 1998. The song Spine has on here is "Varsity Blue." Makes sense, huh? They don't play this one much in concert, so to hear it, you've got to get this.










Spine were also featured on the first Edgefest CD, put out by Tulsa's Z104.5 station. (Not sure if there's more than two volumes.) Spine's track is a radio-station-interview acoustic version of Sullivan and apparently has some minor lyric differences. Thank you to Ryan in Tulsa for the info. Any information on the catalog number, pressing quantity, or artwork would be appreciated as well.










Many of the CDs come from the collection of Julie Porter. The copyrights on artwork and music therein remain the property of their holders. The webmaster makes no claim on the copyright.


The band's official page is carolinespine.com

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